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[minervasolo]

Quick question to those who do a lot of online surveys: have you heard of OnePoll, and is it trustworthy? Everything looks alright: the terms and conditions reads like I think it should, and they've agreed to abide by data protection. There's no asking for money or bank details, which is good.

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[rhube.livejournal.com]

I haven't heard, but I'd be interested in them. I'm such a glutton for these things.

Your link doesn't work, though :o(

[minervasolo.livejournal.com]

Try this one (http://www.onepoll.com/index.php). I spent a chunk of yesterday filling in the competition questionnaires, and wondering at their spelling and grammar. Perhaps the coding didn't like apostrophes...

[enyay.livejournal.com]

I've been with YouGov (http://www.yougov.com) for a while and yes, those companies seem to be trustworthy, but check the payout threshold: they generally require an amount roughly equal to several years' worth of polls before they'll pay out. And as you start to approach that threshold, they start sending you fewer polls to fill in...

[minervasolo.livejournal.com]

The threshold is 40 pounds, which it probably will take ages to reach. But I enjoy flling in polls and surveys, so it's not really a hardship! ^_^